Teacher Studio
Teacher Studio: The Toolkit for Modern Guitar Teachers
Great teaching should not mean rebuilding materials from scratch for every student. Teacher Studio lets you take one chord progression and turn it into level-appropriate assignments, clear visual handouts and a simple way to see who practised — so you spend your time teaching, not formatting PDFs.
Built for teachers
One progression, every student
Prepare a chord progression once. Adapt the goal for a beginner, an intermediate and an advanced student in a few clicks. Share it as a link or a printable handout — no student account required.
The hidden cost of lesson prep
Ask any private guitar teacher where their time goes and it is rarely the lesson itself — it is the prep and the follow-up. Rewriting the same exercise for a different level, hand-drawing a fretboard diagram, chasing whether a student practised at all. Studios like Soundslice and My Music Staff have shown how much demand there is for lighter admin. Teacher Studio brings that efficiency to guitar harmony specifically.
What Teacher Studio gives you
Practice assignments
Turn a progression into a concrete task with a clear goal, tempo and target notes.
Visual handouts
Every assignment includes a verified fretboard diagram your student can read at a glance.
Share links
Send one link. The student opens the exercise instantly — no account, no download.
Simple status
See at a glance who marked an exercise as completed or needs help before the next lesson.
One progression, three levels
Take a ii-V-I. For a beginner, the goal is clean chord changes. For an intermediate, it is targeting guide tones. For an advanced student, it is reharmonisation. Same musical context, three learning objectives — set up in the time it used to take to write one. See how the levels map onto real goals.
Handouts students actually use
A handout only helps if it is short and visual. Teacher Studio keeps the instruction to a single clear goal and pairs it with an accurate fretboard reference, then lets you export a clean PDF when paper is genuinely useful — recitals, exams, students without a device at home.
Follow up without the friction
The biggest lever on student progress is what happens between lessons. Because assignments are shared by link and marked with a simple status, you walk into each lesson already knowing what to review — no messaging back and forth, no lost worksheets.
Build your first assignment
Start with a progression you already teach. Create one reusable assignment, adapt it for two different students, and compare this workflow with the way you prepare your current lessons.
Teacher Studio
Keep preparation, assignments and follow-up together
Review the Teacher Studio features and choose the plan only if the workflow fits the way you teach.